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Page 6 The Times Advor.ate,..Cebrluar!y 27, 1950.
HENSALL CHURCH RENOVATES—New broadloom carpeting covering the entire audi-
torium And new oak pews are being installed in Hensall United Church as part of the
x$7,500 renovation program recently undertaken by the congregation. Above, board of
stewards chairman Walter Spencer and pas tor Rev. C. D. Daniel discuss position of
the pews which were constructed by a Hensall contractor, Adam Black. Over 400 run-
ning feet of seats are being installed. New doors, communion table and chairs will
also be installed. The church will be re -opened at a special service on March 16 when
Dr. Ernest "Long, secretary of the general council of the United Church of Canada,
will be the speaker. —T -A Photo
And District News
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Maude Heddeii, Phone 5 -
Mrs. Archie McGregor, Phone 682-r.31
Grain Chbpp r -
Severs Finger
Mr. Dennis Charette, R.R. 1
Dashwood, who resides two miles
south of St. Joseph, lost the in•
dex finger of his right hand when
it was caught in a grain chopper
on Thursday afternoon. He un.
derwent surgery t.t South Huron
Ia:ospital, Exeter. Br was at•
tended by Di'. .T. C. Goddard of
Hensall. He is the father of Tony
Charrcttc of Hiensall.
Entertain For Bridal Couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Kizer Mousseau
entertained at a dinner at Arnn-
strong's restaurant Friday eve-
ning hi honor of their daughter •
and son -in-law, Mr, and Mrs. '
Ross Faber, and aunts and
uncles. Forty-two attended the
dinner.
Guests attending' were Rev.'
A. E. Holley 'and Mrs. Holley of ,
Grand Bend and Rev. J. Boden-
hani and Mrs. Bodenhain of Bay-
field, At conclusion. of the din-
ner the party enjoyed a social ,
hour at the Mousseau home at
Ktppen.
Postpones Anniversary
The anniversary of Aiiiher
Rebekah Lodge which was to be
held on Wednesday evening, was
postponed owing to weather con-
ditions.
The regular meeting was held
and arrangements were made to
hold the anniversary on Wednes-
day, March 15. District Deputy
President Mrs. Fritzley, of Gode-
rich, and Assembly President
Mrs, Patterson', of Ripley, are
invited guests.
Plans were made to hold a
home bake sale on Saturday,,
April 5.
Mrs, Sim Roobol is a• patient
e.t St., J'oseph's Hospital, London,
where ' she underwent surgery
on Wednesday of this week. She
will have to remain in the hos-
pital from 10 to 12 days.
MT RELIEF FOR
World Day Of Prayer
Mrs. R. H. Middleton was
guest speaker at. the World Day
of Prayer held at St. Paul's An-
glican Church on Friday after.
noon, speaking on the origin and
development of the World Day
of Prayer. She also pointed out
some of the more unusual uses
of lite contributions from the
World Day of Prayer. The theme
of the service "The Bread of
Life" and was prepared by
•Women of Australia.
Leaders were Mrs. W. 0. Good-
win, Mrs. S. Dougall and Mrs.
C. D. Daniel, Prayers were of-
fered 'by Mrs. R. Taylor Sr. Mrs.
W. R. Stephenson and Mrs. Don
,lnynt, Mrs. D. MacDonald and
Mrs. A. R. Orr and Mrs. Clar-
ence Coleman, A1rs. Pearl Pass-
more was soloist. Mrs. R. H.
Middleton was at the organ con-
sol.
on-sol.
Uniting for the services were
the societies front the United, •
Cannel Presbyterian, ',and Chi-
selhurst 'churches. There was a
splendid' attendance,
Quilting
The ladies of the Wonten.e 1lis-
sionary Society of the limited
Church who started quilting on
Monday completed the flroject
on Thursday afternoon, having
completed eleven quilts. Includ-
ing three custom quilts, and
eight quilts for the hale to be.
forwarded to headquarters of
the United Church in Toronto.
Fifteen ladies assisted every day
in this worthwhile cause. The
quilling was held in the church
schoolroom.
Bride -Elect Honored
Miss Mary Ann Van 1-lorne,
bride -elect of March, was honored
at a miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mrs. Grant MacGregor
oil Monday evening.
Contests were enjoyed after
which the bride -elect Was pre-
sented with many beautiful gifts.
The address was read by Miss
Gwen .Chapman.
News Budget From
Crediton East
By MRS. W. MOTZ
Personal items
Mr. Leonard Wein who has
been ill in Westtiiinster Hbspital
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hamilton
and son Bradley of Grand tend
spent Sunday with Mr, and .Mrs.
Harry Lewis.
Mrs. Sam Baynham who has
been ill in South Huron Hospital
returned home last Friday and
bye Sunday was taken ill again
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Mrs, G, Rapson
Marks Birthday
Mrs. Grace Rapson, of Hen -
salt, quietly ccicbrated her 88th
birthday on Tuesday at the home,
of her son and daughter-in-law,
Dir. and Mrs. Orville Rapson.
The former Grace Wright, she
was born in Muskoka, and came
to Ilensall two years ago when
her son moved here from Hullett
Township.
Mrs. Rapson enjoys fairly good
health, and takes an interest in
the current events of the day.
She has two sons, Ira, of Gorle-
rich, and Orville, Hensall; seven
grandchildren and six great-
grandchildreit.
Comments About
Crornarty
By MRS. K. McKEL.LAR
•
Air, Alvin Crawford spent the
weekend with his brother, Mr,
Lloyd Crawford, in Toronto.
Miss Alice Sorsdahl, who was
a patient in. Stratford Hospital for
several days, returned home on
Thursday,
Mrs. Bert Russell, Mrs. Hugh
Dalrymple and Miss Beulah Dal-
rymple, of Mitchell, visited re-
cently .with Mr. and Mrs. !toy
Dow, and Miss Bessie Dow.
Richard and ,Robert Binning,
Aidtclnell, spent the weekend with
their grandparents, L. and Mrs,
K. McKellar;
Y.P.S.
Miss Alice Walker presided at
the Y.P.S. meeting OA Sunday
evening. The secretary's report
was react by Miss Alice Sorsdahl,
and the topic was given by Miss
Margaret Wallace.
An invitation from the Avonton
Y.P.S. to attend a variety night
on March 7, was accepted. Plans
were made for a bowling party
this week,
World Day of Prayer
The wbliteit of Staffa 'United.
Church and Cromarty Presby-
terian Church congregations rnet
in Cromarty Church to observe
the World Day of Prayer. The Savo
leaders were Airs, Gerald Agar,
Staffa, and Mrs, Thomas Laing,
Cromarty. Mrs. Russell gave an
inspiring address, using as her
theme "The Bread of Life."
Those leading in the special
prayers were Mrs. Arthur Kemp,
Airs. Robert Vivian, Mrs. Walter
O'Brien, Urs=. T. L, Scott, 'Mrs.
M. Boughton, and Mrs. Sarah
Scott,
Mrs, Will Aliller was pianist
for the meeting and acc.onnnanied
Mrs. T. L. Scott. and Airs. K. Mc-
Kellar, { tai, r +v
Ino sang a special num-
ber.
The offering, which is given
ehiefly :tor the production and
distribution of Christian literature
around the world, was received
by Airs, W. Harper,
Roy's W,M.S.
arm ! Ladies
Make Donation
• The Ladies Aid of Carmel
Church meet at the manse an
Monday afternoon for their k'eb-
ruary meeting. Mrs. Archie
Jfoggarth and her group were in
charge of the devotional. She
was assisted by Mrs. G=lenn Dell.'
Airs. 13. Edwards read an arti-
cle written by Pa"ro W. A.,
• Yoiin , of the 0 A.r.'., Guelph.
Mrs. Clarence Reid favoured
with a poem.
President Mi. Alex McGregor
presided for the business perind.
Mrs. Percy Campbell gave the
secretary's report. A donation
was voted to the Cancer rand
at Exeter,
Plans were discussed far a ;
fowl supper to be held Oet'ober
21, and a bazaar November 20. '
Mrs. R. Y. McLaren extended
courtesy remarks to the hostess. •
Mrs. Donald MacDonald, for her
hospitality.
Mrs, J. E. McEwan and her
group will he in charge of the
March meeting.
MensaII Personal Iters.
Pill Shaddick ,oi iondesboro, • Donald MacDonald was the
spent the weekend with his eat-" speaker. 'These :Bible studies are
sin. Bill Sharldiek, at liensall. l held every Sunday evening rat
Mr. and Mrs. IL A. tlrr, at• Carmel •Church at 7.30 p.m.
tended the Bissell - AIeI aehen Mr. and Airs, A. W. Kerslake
wedding at Sacred Heart Chureh !of London., were weekend. guests
in Sarnia on Saturday. The , with Mr. and Mrs. 1larrY IJoy
bride," Joyce AIc•Eachen, is a : and fatuity.
ANT at Airs. Orr. j Air. and Mrs. E. Munn spent
Service for re -opening HensallSunday with their daughter and
United Church has been sche- son-in-law, Air. and Mrs. Don
(Merl for Sunday. Alarclt 16 at Gooding, and family.at Parkhill.
11 a.m. guest speaker will be! Mrs. A. R. Orr visited with lel-
Rev. Ernest F Lon, B.A..•atives in London over the week-
A.D., Toronto, secretary of the end.
General C'ounrit of the tinned > Mr. ,and Mrs. Gtenn. McNaug11-
C'hurch of Canada. ton and family, of Toronto, were
Itev. c'. I). Daniel, ►vas eleeterl : weekend visitors with their par
chairman of Muton Presbytery encs, Air. and Airs, Lorne Mc
held at c linton on Thursday. Be-
presentativeBe- par -
Naughton. from iiensail was'. Mr. Marney Hildebrandt, of
Mr. Douglas Cook, t London, visited over the weekend
HerbIferlden who is a patient with his mother, Airs, Mary
1 Bildebramt.
at Victoria Hospital, London, un•i Aliss Joyce Peters returned to
derk'-cnt surgery at the hospital , London after spending a few
on I'"don . 1 -le vd y11er , It1r. and
by I rar. CharleslastG. Drakeas.attendeneuro• ' Adairss. Fredwith Peters.parents
surgeon, of London. Air. and. Mrs. Orville Rapson
The Bible study hour was held attended the funeral of -the late
Sunday evening at Carmel Church Kenneth Whitmore, at Blyth, ors
with a good attendance. Rev. Tuesday of this week,.
I.•
MissJoan Kerslake of Lon. l+ir. Aod Mrs. Jatlaes Paterson
don, visited .over the weekend visited with friends is Tore lt0
with Miss Norma Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs, A G ldd
of I'kidgctown, .were weekend
erlan..
guests with Mr. and Airs. Sim
Roobol.
Misgs jryAaja Roobol, nU15it,ins
training at Victoria Hospital,
London, spent the weekend at
her home here,
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